My areas of practice are: Sex & love addiction, pornography addiction; addiction & recovery support; grief & loss counseling, especially in dealing with aging or deceased parents; anxiety. I use techniques from CBT, DBT, experiential and depth approaches. I do not currently accept insurance; sliding scale available. Available for phone consult for therapists ($25 per quarter hour) and clients.

kevinbrown@peoplehouse.org

Kevin welcomes anyone who wants to find relief from past traumas, explore current life difficulties, or who would like to engage in a process of assisted self-discovery. He recognizes that our bodies often hold and unconsciously express our life history, including painful and traumatic experiences. Kevin received a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Montana and has extensive training in body-centered psychotherapies including the Hakomi Method of assisted self-study and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. He specializes in mindfulness-based psychotherapy and the treatment of trauma. Working collaboratively from a stance of loving presence, Kevin provides a safe and nonjudgmental space to explore, process, and integrate life’s challenging experiences.

Judith Brodie, MA, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor in private practice in Centennial, Colorado. She offers counseling services to individuals and families who wish to engage in more authentic and rewarding relationships, make changes in one or more aspects of their lives, and increase life satisfaction and performance.If you are feeling stuck, confused, or conflicted about your relationships or your life’s direction, I can help you gain clarity and find creative strategies for moving forward, engage in more authentic and meaningful relationships, and better understand yourself to change self destructive patterns.

Trained in London, UK, I have provided psychotherapy and psychoanalysis since 1988. As my approach is psychoanalytic, I listen attentively for those unconscious patterns that may be preventing you from fully living and loving. Through psychotherapy you can discover insight into those patterns in a secure therapeutic relationship, where you can begin to listen to yourself. I believe that the therapeutic process is collaborative: we work together to make sense of your experience, so that you can continue your life journey in a way that is uniquely right for you. I have a particular interest in pregnancy, miscarriage, infertility, prenatal/postpartum anxiety/depression, relationship issues, life transitions including student-related concerns, mother/daughter dynamics, and the challenge of defining yourself as a woman in the 21st century.